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7 Types of Penetration Testing: Guide to Pentest Methods & Types

eSecurity Planet

Penetration tests are vital components of vulnerability management programs. In these tests, white hat hackers try to find and exploit vulnerabilities in your systems to help you stay one step ahead of cyberattackers. Here we’ll discuss penetration testing types, methods, and determining which tests to run.

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Gut Check: Are You Getting the Most Value out of Your Penetration Testing Report?

NetSpi Executives

Not all penetration testing reports are created equal, so we summarized key sections to look for that build up to a comprehensive and actionable report. Use this article and the penetration testing report examples below to make sure reports you receive speak to prioritized findings backed up with sound methodology.

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Mainframe State of the Platform: 2025 Security Assessment

NetSpi Executives

Over the past four years, NetSPI has established itself as a leader in mainframe penetration testing , conducting dozens of comprehensive security assessments across multiple industries. Network Architecture Challenges : Network segregation between mainframe infrastructure and corporate environments remains quite rare.

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Black-box vs. Grey-box vs. White-box: Which Penetration Test Is Right for You?

Zigrin Security

Penetration testing is how you find out, but with three main types, black-box, grey-box, and white-box, how do you choose? Penetration tests can sound intimidating, but it’s one of the best ways to identify vulnerabilities before the bad guys do. black-box penetration testing is for you! Thrill seekers!

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Ransomware Taxonomy: Four Scenarios Companies Should Safeguard Against

Cisco Security

As companies interact more digitally with customers and end-users, their attack surface increases, presenting more opportunities for would-be attackers. Design and align to consistent, secure core reference architectures easily managed and scaled to meet business requirements. We’d love to hear what you think.

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RSAC insights: Security Compass leverages automation to weave security deeper into SecOps

The Last Watchdog

As a nod to security, nominal static analysis and maybe a bit of penetration testing gets done just prior to meeting a tight deployment deadline. After that, it comes down to slipping in a round of eleventh-hour inspections: static analyses, and perhaps a bit of penetration testing just prior to meeting a deployment deadline.

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Ask These 5 AI Cybersecurity Questions for a More Secure Approach to Adversarial Machine Learning

NetSpi Executives

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) present limitless possibilities for enhancing business processes, but they also expand the potential for malicious actors to exploit security risks. How transparent is the model architecture? Will the architecture details be publicly available or proprietary?